Release date: 2007-07-17
Medical Economics News: To enhance competitiveness, we can "no boundaries"-------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ The Hong Kong SAR Government and the Ministry of Commerce signed The "CEPA Phase IV Supplementary Agreement" (also known as CEPA5) on reducing the threshold for Hong Kong doctors to practise in the Mainland means that Hong Kong's cooperation with the Mainland in medical care has entered a new stage and will definitely complement each other's advantages. The cooperation produces a more positive and far-reaching impact.
This is in the mind of all the medical students or doctors in mainland China who are doctors overseas. If we can sign such an agreement with developed countries such as Europe and the United States, what will the world be like?
Although China has joined the WTO for many years, it is a majority of doctors who go abroad to go out in the form of individuals or folks. They either apply through the intermediary or have a deep family, or they go abroad for other reasons. There is no specific institution. Or organization. In foreign countries, in addition to the groups established by local overseas Chinese, similar to the Chinese medicine mutual aid associations, domestic doctors are like stragglers. After going out, there is no organization that can provide protection. Of course, medical assistance organized by the government is not included here.
Take the United States, the Chinese have to go to the United States to be doctors. There are two ways. Medical students can choose to continue their degree or postdoctoral degree. After successful application, they can go to school to study or do research. There is no scholarship in the medical school, tuition plus meals, accommodation, insurance (health insurance and car insurance), book fees, etc. The cost of a four-year medical school is definitely a huge expense.
There are also people who have worked in domestic hospitals and seek to go abroad to work as doctors, but they also need to pass professional examinations organized by the destination country. Test professional, English and clinical operations. Many people have taken the first two exams, but they can't pass the clinical operation and give up.
After taking the license, you can't be a doctor right away. You have to go through three years of internship. If there is no hospital asking you to go to an internship, you will not have the opportunity to work in the hospital and you will not be eligible to start business. Similarly, even if you have been a doctor in the country, you have not been legally residing or working or studying for an identity, although you have been licensed abroad and there is no hospital to ask him to be a resident doctor. It is very difficult to maintain a legal status. Some people use black labor to make money and earn enough to go to the medical school at their own expense. The hardships of this road are not something that ordinary people can imagine.
Why is it that even if it is the backbone of a hospital in China, there may be no one in foreign countries? Some people think that although the hospital lacks people, although Western medicine in China originates from the West, the level of development and the mode of education are still backward in foreign hospitals.
Not in the US, where else? When you look at Canada and Europe, you still can't. It is reported that it has become more and more difficult to test BOARD licenses in recent years.
Even if you are selected by the hospital, you have the privilege of entering the hospital as a clinician, and you have to face obstacles in all aspects. For example, immigration doctors need to be cautious and even whisper to Americans, especially white patients, because if they are complained many times, they will lose their jobs.
Because of the advantages of language and cultural exchanges, American doctors are not as afraid of complaints as Chinese doctors. First, they are easy to communicate with patients. Second, they have smooth relationships with colleagues and upper-level people, and things can be discussed.
Other developed countries in the West have not maliciously restricted Chinese to doctors in the West, but to practice medicine in the West, they must follow the rules of the game. If our national economy and Western medicine level can reach or are close to the level of developed countries, we can sign relevant agreements with other countries and relax restrictions on doctors' employment choices. The situation of going abroad as a doctor may be further improved.
Only by accelerating the improvement and upgrading of medical education, and striving to enter the framework of technical and clinical cooperation in developed countries, it is possible to sign an agreement to promote the work of doctors from both countries to the other country. It is not so difficult for Chinese doctors to go abroad. If we cannot improve our competitiveness as soon as possible and consolidate and strengthen our country's position in the global value chain, even if we join the WTO and integrate the global economy, our current weak position in international medical care cannot be improved. The earth is round, and medical treatment should be unbounded. This should be an idealized state. Kang Youwei once put forward the ideal of world harmony, abandoning narrow regional civilization and moving toward a broader vision of Datong civilization, but we do not work hard. To change the status quo, Datong is always a utopian.
Therefore, no matter whether it is an individual or a related department or an intermediary agency, it is not just a matter of quick success and instant gain of immediate economic benefits. Instead, it should have a strategic vision of the overall situation and long-term perspective. With the exchange and cooperation of international medical technology, we will improve and upgrade medical education and clinical standards as soon as possible. And establishing a doctor's own institution or organization in a country with more Chinese doctors may be a truly effective solution. (Sohu)
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